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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
subermiucn in Smruet Gummtp.

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Sole Minen Sompagnie BON Samaus
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rerten San Saba Minen bate, unb
Serr Signopitp ftelte bic 8eIbmittel
our 8~erfigung, UNI an Srt unb Stelle
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2lauo : Miinbung, unb uabm bon ba
aus - ben Ingaben Der urfunoeu ge'
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in ben ipaniiden Oofunenten: Ss'
pinosa Sc Subas (Subas &iid9rat)
betBt unb ieBt np~ndiabblesM %ountain"
g%enannt wirb. Serr 6iBgeralb tano
benn aud baIb-ben fpanii6en Inga'
ben foIgeno-eine groBe SleisIber. BIZ
bier SUB brett mar uno aus reld)en.
perpittertem grse, bas BON giien bur6'
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f6lo5 barauf einen Gauf fir 20 @de,
2anb ab, unter benz 0orgeben, baB e,
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balber baben wolte. Sn Golge tpeite'
rer Na1fori6ungen puroen Johann I'm
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game umliesenbe 8egenb 1T iebt in gro
Der Mufreguug iiber bic Embedding
Sc wirb unberaiglid bic notblpenbig'
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Seri6ten bas @olb in 9oopers Wauet
entoedt baben folie, unb Serr Stgto
pitp finb cine unb bieielbe perion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
correspondents. GppreB Greet. 2erl

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Gountn, 10. SUM-. : Seras 1T oas
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als ber erite CUTE &egeE fiel, Der ben
Winter (~ssriibling batten mir bies Sabr
ni6t) uno bic 9iirre idblings beenbete,
hat li6 uniere @ebirgsgegenb in elm
tpabres parabies p%ertpanbelt. unier
Wefterma9er bot feline 8iebtanne ieit=
benz oft sur 6anb genommen unb uns
nit bur9brinsenben 59auern beba9t.
Sod elm &egen in "a Wo6en 1T nos
thia, um cine Sornz unb @oiton.@rnt
al fideru, tpie fe felt Sabren ni6t ba
mar, unb tpie mir fe chen aud re6t
u6thia baben. aIem Anidein nod
ffeht aud cine rei1e Mein> unb Pecais
grnte su ermarten, beun bic 6ru@t'
bdume i'm Walb, tpie Pfaume1, Sir:
fdeu, Wein II. I. 10. inb f6rmli1
iiberlaben.
Sdtte bic Ndfe nod ldnger angebals
ten, 70 pdren piele 8aummoaensJeloer
berloren %getpeien, ba bas unfraut nod
f6neasr tpd9it, als Cotton unb bieieibe
bies Sabr ca. 40 pro. Sent Nreal mebr
einnimmt, ME lebtes Sabr.-
2ebten 5onntag eri6ien 9err Solton
bon Jriebri9sburg in Comfort, INN bic
a~ugefiinbiste &ebe gesen probibiiion
ni9t su balten. Sn bieier Jrage III
Comfort metfpiirbig einig, aud fino
bic Nraumente 10 fir6terli1 burfges
brufden, baB man fi9 bersli9 ua6 benz
4. Musuf febnt. bamit enoli6 aud
3taten su ieber1 finb. 9oheutli9 fte'
rem banIi bic &ebner aud auf Der S5be
ber Situation unb f6maBen nit gu.
NOR unb Sarfahit bic Wdbler on bic
Urine. Sur bur9 bic sr6Bte anftrens
auug aler freibeitli6en glemente III
Der Sieg pabri6einli9. Mit Stols
unb eolem btirserli9en SelbfbewuBt=
fein folte Sober feline Stimme abgeben,
aIs tuenn IS fi6 rir um ieinen Wilen
banble, bic Muder beimsui6iden.-
an. 10. Nuguft finbet bic 25idbrige
0eier su gbren Der ON Nueees 8efaue'
men ftatt, umo bamit mirb uobl bic Of
fentIi1e 6eier in 3ufunft unterbleiben.
@ir piini1eu biz babin bic giiens
balm Bis gum GuBs bes Senfmals fers
tia au babeu, mas ipobl m6gli9, tuenn,
tuie perlautet, in Der Giirse nit benz 2es
gen Der S6ieneu BON Borne, begonnen
tpirb. -@. O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
Seuie, Mittpo6 Abenb: 8roBes
6reitonsert i'm Miifions@@ arten.

- 4uf elmer Runoreife hurdl ben
Horben fam Serr Sames 3. Newcomb,
unIerer friiberer potmeifter bon San
Mntouio unb isbt 9erausgeber beg antis
probibitionififden @ampagne 8lattes
Texas Republican" aud nod Chi
caao. Sort lebt fem S6waaer. Der
aus benz acknowledgements befannte
Staatsanmalt 8rinnen. Mit bieiem
beIudte er ben gum Sobe perurtbeilten
Nnardifen parions I'M 8efdngniB::
0arions tpar friber in Nemcombs Srus
derei anseitellt getueien. parfons fragte
Nemcomb, mas feline Jreunbe in 5eras
iiber feline 8~erurtbeilung bd6ten. MOS
rauf ibm erpibert uuroe, bab iene bies
felbe fir sere6tfertist bieIten. gars
ions mar iiber bieie Bemerfung iebr
nieberaeidlogen unb erfldrte, baB er
ale Soffnung a~ufsegeben babe. Dor
benz @algen beiuabrt 81 bleiben. @r
i9eint nit feinsr Befir6tung 9e9t gu
baben, ba es befannt geworben iein
miibte, penn cine ~lmftoBung bes urs
tbeils erfolgt tpdre. Die Befi1tigung
bes Sobesurtbeils fam nur in offener
@eri6tsl iBung betannt gemadt uerben
unb bas pirb auf teinen soil Dor benz
September gef6eben.
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6.

- @iner Der &duber mel9e ben 3ug
BEL 6tatonia iiberfielen, fibt bereits i'm
hiefiaen @efdngniB. IS 1T bies elm be-
riidtigter p%rofeilioneler Spieler bon
San Intonio, Namers George Sboaf.
gr Idugnet jebe S9ulb, obglei9 ers
briidembe S9ulobeweiie gesen i'm bors
liegen.
: 3wei 9iIissS beriffs bon 9imble
Gountp uno Sermann 5arper, Der De-
putp Sheriff bon Gillespie @ountp, lies
ferten ben btrii1tisten pferbebieb Som
8ibp in bas beige gountp' SefdngniB.
Yibp's 8enoEe Sohn Subbs, nit benz
auIammen er felt Monaieu ben pferbes
biebltabl in GrObeu urb gan3 ipitema'
iii9 betrieben bate. wuroe am n.
4pril Don ben genannien brei geamten
auf Der 0erfolsung eridOhen. 8ibp
uuroe in Der Ndbe BON Weit Springs
in Gillespie @Ounip gefansen genom'
men. @r lieB fi6 gefaugen i1ebnlsr
obne Miberitano 81 leiiten.
- @ouberneur &oB bat cine Telobs
nung BON $1,000 fir bic Berbaftung le'
Der perion feitgeiebt, melde Der Sbeils
nabme an elmer Der 8abnberaubungen
Der lebten 3eit iiberflbrt iueroen fam.
;serner bat er cine Belobnuug BON $500
ausaeIebt fir bic 0erbaftung unb ues
berfibrung ieoss 3beiInebmers an els
mem gemeini6aftlid begangenen Wloroe
uno enoli9 cine Yelobnung BON $3.50
fir bic 8erbaftung unb ueberfiibrung
zines Seben, Der an elmer Teri9poruil9
fir cine seplnnte Babnberauburig tbell'
genommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
0ei1dits ~.Mebernabttte

Ser untsrsei6nete ma9t biernnit be-
FAINT, baB er ben
Galon nllo bic Garten Wirtbldaft
BON Better Sonas am beutisel1
Sage ibernommen bot. IS tperben
ME bisber nur bic belten Getrdnfe unb
@igarren gefiibrt werben unb es tplro
mein 9efreben iein, BEN 8arten gum
Gammeiplab beuti6er Gamllien 81
MAIDEN. Inter benz 8eripre9en prorlps
ter nnb aufmerf;amer gebienung bittet
um sabIreiden 3uspru1
Ben. % mimi d.
San @nlonip, l. SUM 1887.
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Ser MiiFonssarten lit elm febr
bibi@er, angenebmer unb flibler Srt,
lIm einen Gbeno 81 perSringen, nos
mentli6, tpenr rtpie beute Mbenb" nod
Mufif geboten Dirb.
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.WerbInmtes urtbeiI.

Nun. wie 1T benn Die geiirige Suit'
ipiel Yrem:ere ausgefallen2
o. ganS eieen! Nnfauas fpiBten
bic Geute Die Obren unb oann ben
Munb! =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22

ss- Trau emma gbi6. cine
in OeutIdlanb sepriifte 9ebamme. bic
bereits ldnsere 3eit in @9ieago tbdtlg
mar, empfieblt ibre Eienite benz bietts
aen publitum. Wobnung: Nro. 319
0ecan.S traBe, gde aUenue s.
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- am Mbenb bss 81. SUM fano
mon 'ipsnise S9riite bon Der mad ben
Sriebb6fen fiibrenben GabriiraBe un.
nett bes Babngeleiies bic 2ei6e zines
blbiGen unb fauber gefleibeten Mdbs
dens BON ettpa 20 Sabren. Cine neben
Der Qeide .s%efunbene balbaeleerte
66o6tel Hattengift Iieb auf SeIbfts
morb f1lieben, anbere ansei6en beutes
ten iebo9 barauf bin. bab bas Mdb6en
bas Opfer zines 0erbrehens geuorneH
fell. Die 2ei9e muroe ipdter als bic
bes Fri. Ban Der Straten, $o6ter bes
in Der Slumfrabe p%obnenbeu 9errn
Sbeo. Ban Der Straien. ibentifeiri.
Gin 6elbhmoro lie9t ieoenfals ni6t
Dor, ionbern Elm arauenbaftes Verbres
diem. Dem Sbdter III man biz iesi
nod nidt auf Der Spur, bod ss IL int
SntereEe Der 6fenilifen Siderbelt gu
tpiinIden, baB es balo %gelingen m6tie.
oes iturtiiGen gerbre9ers babbafi gu
iperbenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
Singlingena Mdnnern
wir5
et6ere @eiIttn8 9~arantirt.

Die fdredIidsn DoIssn Der susenbfanben.
@efdIe9tsf9pd&e beriria9snb, poburd Geif
un6 a6rper raiuirt tDerben, p~eru1aisent ge.
belt. 9er5fIopfen. Sdiiateruheit, Saamen,
abfuk straightforward, 9erIuR Der gnsr.
sie, abuei8uus eeeeu GefeIfdaft uub Melna.
6oIie griiubli9 firrirt. gerbeiratbete Mdnusr,
cher folde, bic fi9 serheiratben poIen, bic in
GoIse bon Snbiseretion in Der 9ugenb an @e.
f9Iedts. unb Nertenldpdde Ieiben, rerbeu
eriinbIi9 farirt. Aeine MineraIien eingese.
ben. Juuee Mdnner, bic lire Belt nit unfdbi.
gen 2euten berf&peubet unb fG babnrd 4rant.
heiten Des Qopfes. Der Rafe, Des SaIfss, ber
2eber, eun9eu, giueepeibe unb bes Naseni
sueesosen baben, perben fdneu furirt. 9abi
Sud uidt bird falfAes SdamsefabI abbalten,
fofort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-22
>@aarcm Wei11ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Die rsid,ffe nno %eleSaniele Muswahl
pna ariifeln, melhe f4 beiOncers gu
@eturrstlsss uno 9rdjetts : 9ei6enfen
ei8nen, ais:
5iIber.pia tirte Waareu,
Statuen Bon Bronze, Terra Gotta,
Tpr5elaR unb 4tabaier.
RelisiSie 6isureu, @rueifre unb 8cs
lenfriuse.
Btumea-Ya unp Nmpeln.
Gahen, fein ceecrirte.
altums in GROCER auswahl.
photographer aler grt.
Scuccnirs nit 81 1niidten pom San
NntoniO. fir so Gerts.
yttosr uro 9llDsr, Habmsn.
Wnifpcisu unb utren.
O~perpsldisr uno 6ernrShre.
EafhenmeiIer uno SGeeren.
Damen urp Ssrren Eoilet Necafaire.
@elbtaiaen fir I0erren uno Dausn.
Damen : 9anotaiden.
Brief Mappen.
9dreibsense unp Wotijbiider.
Yitten=4 orten. Gtuis.
Damen Mrbeits : 9if4en uno aSrbe.
5anbsS piesel unb 3durme.
Eii6e unS Service.
@isarren Gtuis.
5eitunsss Wappen.
5pajierfode.
8osel. unb Gidborn . 8dfse.
geccrcecns, 3itbern unb 9ormcnieas.
Muideln in GROCER ausDubl.
Slid Npparate.
Bapiere unb ionfiise Materialien CUR
slniertisuns BON PapiersD lumen.
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pas~ 4erSte empfeblen 6rauer, Slil'
bern uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oas Sone
Star Select" 6lai6eubier.
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sdSDas 2onsStar 80 er"
Bier iibertrift an Site unb &einbeit
ale anoeren Siefel
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sds- @obin Sbr geben m6gt, fragi
nod 2one Star Bier. Sahelbs
iii Der 8eiunl5eit boppelt Sutrdgli9
es erfrii9t unb ftdrtt.
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Die beutifen 6amilien beiu1en
beute Abeno ben Wiifions.8 arien, mo-
Elm grobes GonSert iiatiinbet.
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D R. Sc G,
3nmaIultiren.

go. 734 Str., Dallas, Seras
Nae sebeimen a~rantbeiten eurirt.
grombte sufmerfiamfeit aorrespOnben,en &c.
f9enit. 9QeIbet mir bic Shmptome unb Me5i.
ain pirb ruberaislid C. o. d. berfanbt. Or.
8afer5ug III Gin Trabuirter { DipIom in friner
OfFfe1 NIT lsidbriser Yraris biuisr fid. Yraf.
ti5irt felt Sabreu In Dallas. II, stup
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4as Wpdenblatt.

Wir ienoen BON iebt ab bas pWO6en:
bIatta fir ben Yrsis BON $500 aut
Elm Sabr poriofrei nod Seutf9lano.
Der 9erausgeber.
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felled and the fencing torn apart and scat
tered broadcast. Ii next struck the plant
alton of A. Livingston, known as the old
Church place. Here the road was blockaded
by pine trees, twenty seven being piled
together in space less than fifty yards in
length, the fencing was literally swept from
its foundation and several sheds
blown down and one or two other
buildings unroofed. IL then paid
Albert Cottingham's plantation q passing
visit, doing but little damage save that sus-
tanned by his crop and fences. At Mrs.
CANDLES the fencing was again taken for
an object of its fury, besides several build
lngs, which were more or less damaged. A
family gathering at Frank Webb's was
broken into by its sudden appearance and
the inmates of the dwelling were, in a
twinlding of an eye, left with no covering
above them and subjected to drenching
rain. One or two other houses of this place
were also mroofed No damage resulted
farther northward than these last named
places. Happily no lives were lost and no
one sustained bodily injury.
Lake County's Commissioners met at
Bloomfield Tuesday and transacted the first
business of new Lake county. The mem
bers were all present. Lawyer Gaines was
selected as attorney for the county The
next subject of any Importance was the
Transforming of that part of the old records
from old Sumter and Orange counties that
pertains to Lake county. II was ably ar
gued on each side for and against the copy
ing of the records. Il was ordered
that the County Clerk, II. II. Duncan
and Judge Yansey should call for such
transfer from old Sumter as in their judg
ment was wanted by Lake county, and 6.
Nj. Knott, of old Sumter, was ordered to
furnish copies of the same for record in Lake
county. G. NJ. Knott, clerk of Sumter
do a.
county with full copy of all the records
pertaining to Lake county, at ope-half of
the regulation fees for the work, and to wait
for his money, without interest, until the
county got the money in the treasury to pay
it. 1t was estimated that Lake county
would receive about 81 900 from old Orange
county and about $1,000 from old Sumter
county. starting Lake county with about
Sl4,0 900 i'll cash in the Treasury. The first
years taxes will bring Lake county about
$4,000, making about S44,0 900 in cash
in the treasury by March /, next
Commissioner Owens was appointed to
visit old Orange county clerks office and
ascertain the true amount due Lake county
from Orange, and to report at the next
meeting. Lake County Commissioners are
TO meet at Orlando with the Orange County
Commissioners on the second Monday in
August County Clerk II. Fl. Duncan is
ordered to meet with them. Lake county
was divided into five commissioners dis
tricts. 1t was estimated that 1t would cnst
Lake county about 200 to get a copy of
all the records to Lake county. The county
was divided into twenty voting pre-
cincts Lakes Harris and Eustis nearly
equally divide the twenty-four to about
half on each side of those lakes The cleo
tion on permanent county seat was called
for Oct. IS. Then it will be decided whether
Eustis or Leesburg will have the county
seat.
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The Deuce Played the Deuce With Hin,
From the Chicago Herald.

rTOW bte CUiCugO AeTutu.
At poker game down at the Standard
Club recently a guest who had been intro
duced by Maurice Rosenfeld was sitting in
rather substantial party, like most of the
Standard parties, and the rolling was high.
The guest, by drawing, found himsalf hold
ing four deuces In the betting to and fro,
the seeing and raising, the money in front of
the man with the deuceS gave out and he
had to 60 down into his pocketbook for
more. When the hands were called the
four deuces were triumphantly announced
but when he,cards were laid down. unfor-
tunately there were only -four, of them in the
hand and only three deuceS. 1t had very
queer look, and the guest was naturally
greatly embarrassed. OF course he could do
nothing but surrender the pot and
think hard of what had become
of TINT other two spot The next mornin,,
RoSqnfeld's guest was down town early
explaining 10 Maurice that he had found
the other deuce in his pocket-book on goiIg
hoine. He could only explain IL by belize
ing that, in his earneStness and nervousn1s IS,
he had put it in as he took the bank bills
out. Did Maurice believe the other fellows
would give up the pot on hearing tho eYpla-
nationt Maurice was not sure, but there
was no harm in seeing them So thai I'M
fortunate guest of the Standard trndped
around from ono big downtown clothing
house to another, explaining the dcuop, and
showing the pocket-booli and describing how
the card got in the portelnonnaie. But all
TO no purpose The Standard Club fellows
were willing to make a concession. however.
They told their disconnected friend'to come
around TO the Standard some other
night and play that deuce They'll keep the
pot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to. waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at 0rst, only a
cold. DO not permit any deal,a' to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, but be sure that YOU ret
the genuine Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has something lust
as good, or Just tile same Don't lie deceived,
but insist upon getting Or Kings New Dis
covery. which is guaranteed TO give relief
IN all Throat, Lung and Chest affections
lrlal bottles free at Lppman Bros drug
store. Large bottles 81.
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crop has Jared worse, the incessant rains
having penetrated the mature bolls, causing
them TO rot badly, whilst the top crop Of
squares, blooms, and even young bolls, is
shedding fearfuly. But the damage most
to be dreaded is from rust | have noticed
closely and failed to find field or patch in
which it has not appeared. from Albany to
Quitman, along the line of railroad or
through the country The section above
named has had very little wind, but every
little depression is q lake Of water, and the
streams are out of their banks. They are
doing much damage to bridges and roads,
and in many places the land is badly washed.
There is very little loss OF live stock 50 far,
and the worst is supposed to be over
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07
FIGURED BATISTE CLOTHS.

ME will close out the remainder of our stock
w of these fine goods. formerly sold at 18c.
yard, now reduced to 12kc
% pieces Figured Lawns. 33 inches wide, regu-
Lar price 12lsc. yard; now s15c.
rs pieces Figured Lawns, choice styles, at 316c.
80 pieces Wide Width Lawns, regular price
10c. yard; now B16c.
One lot Crinkled Seersuckers, regular price
15c. and nc. yard; now 121ec
One lot of Dress Ginghams, choice styles,
regular Itrice 1211fc. a yard; now 10c.
&c Imported Marseiles Quilts. slightly soiled,
formerly sold at So We will close the lot out
at 81 IS each.
IS 10-4 Honeycomb Quilts, good value at Coo.
each. We have marked them down to 35c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07

'Hope on, hope ever" How many
delicate ladies there are who, while they at
tend 10 their daily duties, do 80 with ach-
ing heads, a sense Of fullness, pain in the
back aud depressed spirits, who are ''onlv
keeping about" MS the phrase is Some dav
they Ego into decline and leave their
children motherless. 10 such we would say
Cheer up Timely Use of Dr. Pierce's
''Favorite Prescription" corrects all female
Irregularities, weaknesses, and kindred af-
teeaons easily, pleasantly aud Quie klY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07
"Rough on Itch"

Trough on Itch" cures skin humors, erup
tions, ring worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, chiiblains, itch, ivy poison, barber:
itch. Soc jars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." Quick
relief, complete cure. Corns, warts, bum
ions. 15c
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Rough on Catarrh" 1.

Corrects offensive doors at once. Complete
cure Of worst chronic cases; also unequaled
as gargle for diphtheria sore throat, foul
breath soc
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

a Negro Found Dead at Augusta IN
der Melodramatic Circumstances-A
Denial of the Report that an Attempt
is to be Made at Rome to Force all
Cotton Coming into that City into the
Warehouses;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07

Wife-Do you know what effect the
speeches of George and McGlynn have had
upon the country?
Husband-Yes; they have made its head
ache.-Puck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07
Rough on Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bedbags, beetles, insects, slkunks, jack rab-
bits, sparrows, gophers. 15c. At druggists.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20
Quaker 'peSdlOlT,

Mn. a. n. Dauphin Of Philadelphia, has
done 2 great deal to make known to ladies
there the great value Of Mrs Pinkham,s
Vegetables Compound, as cure for their
troubles and diseases She writes as follows:
= a young lady OF this city while bathing
some years ago was thrown violently against
the life line and the injuries received resulted
IN an ovarian tumor which grew denlarged
until DEATH SEEMED CERTAIN. Her Physician
finally advised her to try Mrs. P1nkham's
Compound. She did so and in short time
the tumor was dissolved and SHE Is NOW IN
PERFECT HEALTH. also know of many
cases where the medicine has been of great
value in preventing miscarriage and allevi-
Waiting the pains and dangers Of child birth.
Philadelphia ladies appreciate the worth Of
this medicine and it's great value.''
Sent by mail in Pill and Lozenge form on
receipt OF price, 81. Mrs Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass. Also in liquid form, ali at Druggists.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20
Gladstone,s Ebulllent yIgor.


One Of the most remarkable features
of the royal garden party at Bucking-
ham Palace yesterday was the ebuli-
ent vigor of Mr.. Gladstone. As the
veteran stood bareheaded, with a
bright rose in his button hole, before
the royal tent, making the Grand Duke
Serge laugh by his contagious mirth he
seemed one Of the youngest and liyeli-
est of the festive company. The cares
of state have weighed much more heavi-
" upon the Queen than upon the ex-
Prime Minister, who entered Parlia-
ment before she assembled the throne.
Mr.. Gladstone might have Keen cele-
brating his fiftieth birthday, SO bithe
he looked and so full of animation and
high spirits. Pail Mall Gazette.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-20
King Hunbert.

King Humbert Of Italy, according
to an American Register corresponds
is known for his temperance in all
things, except in that of smoking. It
has often been noticed what an exceed
ingly small eater the King has shown
himself on all occasions, and as to
drink, his guests may have it in plenty,
but his favorite s1tipplen is water. His
one great weakness was (forsit is a
thing Of the past, a good cigar. He was
a formidable smoker but he abused
his tastes in that line to such an extent
that he has taken new departure and
s.sWorn off from the fragrant weed.
His nerves had begun to suffer, he had
asthmatic turns, and could sleep but
little, and then had to be propped up
by plenty of pillows. Some weeks ago
his physician told him what was the
matter, and King Humbert said:
From this day forth will not smoke
another cigar, or anything in the
shape Of tobacco. His majesty has
kept his word, and the result has been
q most noticeable Improvement in his
health. King Humbert is man Of
iron will, and no one doubts that he
will keep his self made pledge.